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That's...a good question, actually. Because it does seem likely that Imu was only around starting in the Second World. He seems to have more of a connection to Joyboy than Nika. Imu seems more familiar with "Nika", more academically. Imu seems to see Nika as a problem, but Imu has more of...

Huh, that's a interesting idea. Plausible, at least. I've got another theory about how the "Sword Spirits" have something to do with how Ratatoskr the squirrel seemed to be able to transfer himself into Ragnir the hammer. "Engraving" their souls onto metal. So, I'm not sure if the "Sword...

Something's occurred to me about Imu's attack on Loki in this latest chapter. (Chapter 1181) There's some debate about whether or not this is actually another example of a Black Blade. Personally, I'm leaning towards "not". It seems to be more of a "energy construct" made of Imu's Black...

On the cover page, we get our first real glimpse at Queen Carrot! She's embraced her new royal status with fashion! That looks like a really comfy jacket. But, it seems like her new royal status hasn't kept her from going out grocery shopping on her own. Going to a carrot-themed island...

You know, there's been a surge of retro-style beat-em-ups lately. Like TMNT Shredder's Revenge, Power Rangers Rita's Rewind, or Marvel Cosmic Invasion. I wouldn't mind a One Piece themed side-scrolling beat-em-up. One Piece JUST missed the peak of the Arcade scene back in '97. If One...

Fair point. But, I'm not 100% sure that's not something Sommer's couldn't do before? The God's Knights have MANY abilities. And "normal" humans are capable of pretty crazy feats in this world. So, I don't know. I still want to see how the Omen Ring changes their strength more directly...

It kind of depends on what the Omen Rings actually do? We can probably assume they're some sort of power up. But, we don't actually see Sommers or Killingham get any stronger after getting them. Maybe we will next chapter, but not yet. The Omen Ring does seem to heal them. So, maybe...

On the cover page, Vegapunk has perverted the natural order to his whims, again. And Chopper's never been more happy about it! Does this count as Zeus getting a power up? Because, you could probably find some creative uses for making it rain candy in battle. Although, this DOES kind of...

...Yeah... I do want Oda to be able to actually finish his story. I don't want him to die doing this. And it HAS been really hard on his health. And as he gets older, it's only going to get worse. I don't think going with a purely-tankobon-only release is really feasible, though, because...

This is why I like the idea of the One Piece Treasure being Bink's Sake, in some form. Because, sake, like most alcohols, needs time to properly age. They've been waiting for this drink to ferment for 800 years! It better be mind-blowing...

One Piece...of CHICKEN! https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/food-products/a70911144/popeyes-one-piece-collab/ reddit.com/r/fastfood/comments/1sfjq7s/popeyes_to_release_new_one_piece_collab_meal/ Only two pieces of chicken? It's like they don't know Luffy at ALL! And $4 for a cupcake feels...

We could get a few more looks into that era. I agree with the idea that we'll probably get a little more of a glimpse of Roger finding Laugh Tale and the reason for his laughter. And, yeah, Shanks fighting someone is another opportunity to see a bit more about the Roger Pirates. Mihawk...

Honestly? The moment that made me think "Oda's really serious about ending this now!" actually didn't come from the manga. It was when he revealed that he dropped the real-life One Piece into the ocean. That's what felt like Oda mentally preparing himself to say goodbye to this story, to...

Fair point. But, it kind of depends on how you interpret that part of the Harley. It doesn't necessarily say that the Sun God wins. In fact, the Harley calling the Kouzuki Clan "Inconvenient Remnants" actually seems to imply that the Harley was written by someone who may have opposed...

I actually mostly agree with this. But, I think it's basically a little bit of both. To clarify, right now, in my head, the timeline would go something like this: 1. Imu is born in Elbaph. 2. Joyboy is born in the Ancient Kingdom. Then he sets out of a journey to explore the World. He...

I could see it being one of two things. One, Imu might have some sort of Ancient Disease. We know there's some old diseases going around Mariejois, since Ginny caught Sapphire Scale there. It's possible that the reason why Saturn was experimenting on people in the first place was to try and...

This might come across as random, but I think there are puzzle pieces that are starting to fit together, here. Take another look at Imu's newly-revealed form. (Chapter 1179) Imu seems to have what looks like a Elbaph-style viking-like belt around their waist. Combine that with Imu probably...

I do agree with the general idea that we're going to be headed down, sooner or later. FAR farther down than some people expect, really. We've gotten various clues that there's something up with the center of the planet. The holes in the ocean. The flames at the bottom of the Chapter 1138...

...I just don't know if I see Oda going that meta with it, at this point. Oda isn't Grant Morrison or Alan Moore. Or even Don Rosa or Will Eisner. Oda isn't really playing with the medium, itself. If Luffy was using Gear 5 to do truly world-breaking stuff, like changing the shape of the...

Well, I think that's supposed to be "Humans" in the broad sense. Technically ALL the races are still part of the broader Human species, because as we've recently learned, they can all mate with each other to produce offspring of different hybrid races. The Wotan, the Dosundadas, and so on...